Some reminders for 8BL...
Laurel McFadden's Cold Photo blog...
Flickr
More Svalbard stuff here:
www.svalbard.net/
www.svalbard.com/
Showing posts with label svalbard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label svalbard. Show all posts
Friday, 2 October 2009
Friday, 21 November 2008
Svalbard and Flickr, especially for 8JHr
Good evening 8JHr! First of all, you can find Laurel McFadden's blog about her adventures in Svalbard by clicking on the picture below:

The Svalbard photos that were up at the start of the lesson were from the fantastic Flickr... (All I did was to type "svalbard" into the search and click Slideshow.)
Have fun!!
Labels:
8jhr,
cold photo,
flickr,
svalbard,
wonderful world
Thursday, 9 October 2008
Cold Photo...
As promised Year 8, Laurel McFadden's fantastic blog about her adventures north of the Arctic Circle is here:

Plenty more about the Northern Lights here...
And for those of you who were interested in setting up your own blogs, go to www.blogger.com and click Create Blog!
You will need to have a Google account to do it - you can do that either through Blogger, or by going to www.google.com and then clicking Sign In in the top right hand corner - you will then be put in your password or create an account... (Even if you decide not to set up a blog, having a Google account is a good idea because it will allow you to use all sorts of excellent applications!)
And for those of you who were interested in setting up your own blogs, go to www.blogger.com and click Create Blog!
You will need to have a Google account to do it - you can do that either through Blogger, or by going to www.google.com and then clicking Sign In in the top right hand corner - you will then be put in your password or create an account... (Even if you decide not to set up a blog, having a Google account is a good idea because it will allow you to use all sorts of excellent applications!)
Have fun!
Labels:
blog,
cold photo,
google,
northern lights,
svalbard,
year 8
Tuesday, 30 January 2007
Human Activity in Cold Environments - Yr13
Once we have looked at last week's test (!!) we will be starting to look (properly!) at human activity in cold environments tomorrow.
Tony Cassidy and Alan Parkinson (aka GeoBlogs) have been teaching the Pilot GCSE this year, and part of the course requires the study of an "Extreme Environment". Tony went for Antarctica, and Alan for Svalbard - both of them have been blogging for their students, and both blogs have some excellent links and resources (as well as other interesting geographical things) that will be useful to you...
www.pilotgcseradicalgeography.co.uk
www.kespilotgeography.blogspot.com
Tony Cassidy and Alan Parkinson (aka GeoBlogs) have been teaching the Pilot GCSE this year, and part of the course requires the study of an "Extreme Environment". Tony went for Antarctica, and Alan for Svalbard - both of them have been blogging for their students, and both blogs have some excellent links and resources (as well as other interesting geographical things) that will be useful to you...
www.pilotgcseradicalgeography.co.uk
www.kespilotgeography.blogspot.com
Labels:
antarctica,
blogs,
cold environments,
geoblogs,
human activity,
pilot gcse,
svalbard,
tony cassidy,
year 13
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